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Missing the Reef for the Corals
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Study results demonstrate the need for remote sensing in developing a global model of coral reefs
Summer of Coral Reef Research at BIOS
Back by popular demand, two Coral Reef Ecology courses were offered during the summer for undergraduate and graduate students
National Science Foundation Interns Arrive at BIOS
A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words
The Synergies of Sargassum Seaweed
BIOS-SCOPE scientists investigate a marine brown algae, from the microbes on its surface to the role it plays in the global carbon cycle
New Explorations Abound for BIOS Ocean Science Camp
A Big Show for Small Ocean Organisms
Grant Brings Upgrades to Benthic Ecology Research Facility at BIOS
BIOS Participates in Birdies for Charity Program
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Research at BIOS Leads to Undergraduate Thesis Prize at Princeton
Pair of NASA Grants Awarded to BIOS Scientist
Research serves as a continuation of the four-year NASA COral Reel Airborne Laboratory (CORAL) mission
A Summer of STEM
New Robotics Test Pool at BIOS Sponsored by RenaissanceRe
BIOS Receives U.K. Grant to Study Deep-sea Marine Life
The collaborative project will fill critical knowledge gaps and support strategic biodiversity conservation priorities for the Bermuda Government
BIOS and Living Reefs Foundation Bring Coral Science into the Classroom
Student Field Trips Resume at BIOS
Acting U.S. Consul General Tom Edwardsen Visits BIOS
Bermuda Ocean Prosperity Programme (BOPP) Celebrates Second Anniversary
Partnership involves comprehensive strategic planning for sustainable fisheries, economic growth, and the protection and management of marine space
Coral Research Conducted at BIOS Leads to Publication for Doctoral Student
Environmental disturbances, such as bleaching events, can have lasting consequences across generations of corals
A Plethora of (Zoo)Plankton Papers
Tiny marine life, critical to the food web and to understanding the carbon cycle, are the topic of three new publications
A Passion for Bermuda
Stephen Weinstein, BIOS board member, wants to build bridges between science, business, and climate research
BIOS Faculty and Staff to Participate in Virtual Career Fair
A Giant Effort for Tiny Marine Plankton
BIOS researchers and colleagues returned this spring to the Southern Ocean for a final research cruise since the ongoing study began in 2008
A Virtual Chance to Learn about Science, Sound, and Seagrass
With Bermuda’s school buildings shut during the pandemic, BIOS now offers online lessons to educators and students
Bermuda Program Internship Leads to Career in Local Healthcare
Stephen Lightbourne embraces his role caring for patients at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital
BIOS REU Program Debuts New Format
The National Science Foundation (NSF) internship program offers undergraduates semester-long research experience at BIOS
A New Science Education Officer at BIOS
An Unexpected Source for Copepods
Accessing tiny marine life in Bermuda’s caves is tricky. The island’s plumbing system makes it a little easier
Students at The Berkeley Institute Benefit from New Collaboration
BIOS, BUEI, and ConnecTech team up to bring hands-on engineering workshops to the school’s senior students
A Vision for the Next Ten Years of Global-Scale Earth Science
New NASA report involving BIOS scientist provides guidance for biology and geology observations that utilize remote sensing technologies
A Summer of Study in Bermuda
Understanding Data, One “Byte” at a Time
BIOS launches a digital resource of curated oceanographic and atmospheric datasets and supporting media for educators
Gliders Return to Action
BIOS’s three gliders, sidelined by sharks, leaks, and the pandemic, head back to the water
A Chance for Citizens to Contribute
Bermudians add to scientists’ understanding of microplastic pollution through BIOS volunteer event
BIOS Intern Featured in NSF Scientist Selfie Series
BIOS Participates in Career Training Partnership
Annual collaboration with Endeavour Maritime Career Springboard Programme focuses on career opportunities for young Bermudians
Catching up With a Colleague
Former BIOS senior scientist Fred Lipschultz shares memories of his 14 years with the Institute
Robust Year Ahead for BIOS-operated Research Vessel
With pandemic precautions in place, 2021 looks promising, with a record number of ship days scheduled
On a Quest for Quiet
Underwater robotic vehicles can be big, bright, and loud. A science team wants to change that
When Saturdays Became Learning Days
BIOS’s education department creates internship for university students sidelined by pandemic
BIOS Loans Ultra-Low Temperature Lab Freezer to Bermuda’s Ministry of Health
Three Months at BIOS Provides a Springboard for Success
Undergraduate students gain research experience and career skills in annual internship program